Bloomington High School - Bear Yearbook (Bloomington, MN)

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Surroundod by ovorything from H,SO; to a graduated cylinder, two aspiring chemists concoct suspicious looking mixtures in tho lab. DISSECTED AND STUDIED The dissection of a clam is tho object of Mr. Sharrow's caroful attention, as two students look on. This physical science class was absorbed in a demonstration bo-ing conductod by Mr. Kosler.

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Seniors measured the acceleration rate of a falling ball as Mr. Ruud looked on. Chosen as ono of tho bost in tho nation. Mr. Ruud won a physics award from the American Association of Physics Teachers. SCiENTISTS EXPERIMENTED Physical science is designed for those who want to build a good background in the basic fundamentals of physics and chemistry. Astronomy and earth science are olso included. Biology is a general course in which plant and animal groups are studied. Laboratory dissection and observation of representatives of various species is also included in the curriculum. Human Physiology deals with the functions of the human body. A considerable amount of time is spent in performing laboratory experiments. including much microscope work. Chemistry is a basic science essential to scientific study and college entrance. It is an interesting and changing field with emphasis placed on chemical shorthand, writing formulas, and solving chemical problems. A considerable amount of class time is spent working in tho laboratory, planning, preparing, and observing chemical reactions to illustrate basic scientific theories. Physics is the study of man's knowledge of the natural wdrld and the tools and techniques which have made this knowledge possible. Included in this course are independent lab work, lectures, analysis, and supplementary reading.

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MUQICAL TALBNT CULMINATED IN CONCERT Band Director Robert Shannon strived for perfection at this High jin In the band room took th form of a salute to tho basketball team yoar't all-school concort. Haro ha conducts the band and at their last conference game of the year, teiophone quintet. Pep Band members were D. Abrahamson, R. Beito. D. Carlson. J. Carl-sten, J. Cleveland. G. Cooney, R. Dehnel, P. Delaney. K. Dewey. L Dunham, C. Eide, J. Erickson, L. Erickson, L Erlanson, J. Ernst. M. Esler, L Evanoff. P. Goff, 8. Goldenstedt, L Grengs. S. Hainlin. W. Hanson. B. Gartman, J. Hohag, R. Janis, R. Jorgenson, C. Keprios, K. Klee, S. Kroon, H. Lambert, A. Legler, T. Lee. S. Liebo, T. Loiselle, P. Lukach, S. May, J. Marti, N. Miedema, N. Mills, M. Mixuhata, N. Nelson. $. Nelson, T. Nelson. D. Nicoloff, J. O'Grady, A. Olsen, L. Peacock, S. Phillips, T. Rauker, S. Render, P. Robinson, D. Roddy, S. Seldon, J. Severson, L Smith. D. Spangler, R. Streich, D. Tangen, G. Vollmer, J. Vollmer, J. Weise, D. Williams. Page 28